FACTS/FLUKES: O'Neill, Heaney, Muncy, Stroman, M. Rojas
Sep 22 2022
O’Neill fails to duplicate 2021 breakout … We wrote back in February that Tyler O’Neill’s (OF, STL) 2022 ADP of 49 was too rich for our liking, as we were skeptical of a repeat, and he has sputtered to a .228 BA, 14 HR and 14 SB through 383 PA. The 27-year-old started slowly and then missed a sizable chunk of time due to injuries (shoulder, hamstring, wrist) before showing signs of life in the second half. How are the underlying skills?
Year PA HR BA/xBA bb%/ct% GB/LD/FB h% PX/xPX HR/F Brl% SB/Spd/SBO ==== === == ========= ======= ======== == ======= ==== ==== ========== 2018 142 9 .254/.215 5/56 29/23/48 33 187/169 25% 23% 2/107/ 8% 2019 151 5 .262/.208 7/62 38/23/40 33 98/108 14% 7% 1/...
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